Recent court rulings have granted the Trump administration significant victories regarding the removal of historical exhibits related to slavery and climate change in national parks. A series of appeals have reversed orders requiring the reinstatement of these exhibits, allowing the administration to continue its efforts to reshape the narrative presented in public parks. The White House has actively condemned judge’s orders regarding ‘woke’ ideology, furthering its campaign to control the portrayal of American history. However, some signs, particularly in Wyoming, have been mandated for restoration by a specified date. Critics argue that this censorship is an erasure of crucial aspects of American history.